The floor filling experts in London, can provide you with a range of floor filling solutions and methods, depending on the size of the gaps between the floorboards that need filling.
Wood floor gap filling with sawdust and a resin filler
The resin gap filling method involves the use of sawdust, which matches the colour of your floor, mixed with a clear resin filler. The flooring specialist will apply the quick-drying mixture on smaller gaps and cracks with a filling knife, as well as seal the joints and any splits. The result will be a smooth finish, where you won’t be even able to discern the wood floor filling work.
Suitable for: wood floors with gaps that are less than 4 mm wide, parquet floors, mosaic floors, lock joint floorboards, hardwood floorboards with solid joist support, etc.
Not suitable for: pine floorboards or gaps and holes that are larger than 5 mm.
Wood floor gap filling with solid wood strips/wood slivers
If you have gaps that are 5 mm wide or more, then the best method of gap filling is to use slivers, which are glued into the gaps and cracks. These are actually strips, made from reclaimed solid wood, which after fitting them, will need to be sanded down for an even floor finish.
Suitable for: filling large gaps between floorboards (5-12 mm), pine floorboards or floors with just a few gaps.
Not suitable for: thin gaps or unevenly spaced holes.